Great, quiet private campground! No road noise. Clean bathrooms. Big clean sites. Nice camp store.read more

Our 3rd year back and looking forward to our 4th year in 2026... it's peaceful and the staff is…read morefriendly.. great for families and couples.. the location on a the Cape is so quaint with trails, and a nightly fire and you can go anywhere you want on the Cape from this location.. our campsite was overlooking the pond and a rooster crowed every morning.. nice to see the Brewster Flats.. always amazing.. thank you!!

First time really camping and chose this place based on location and reviews for a few days in the…read morecape. Perfect location for getting around the cape. Tent sites were very clean and fairly spacious, tho ours was a tad hard to back into especially with other guests in their sites with their cars parked. The bathroom and showers were very clean - solid water pressure and the water got really hot. They werent too far from our site either. The camp store seemed to have really anything you needed during camping. The water spicket at the tent site was nice to have for cleaning and putting the fire out, as well as the picnic table. They said there was a 1mi trail that leads to the beach - well we found a trail right close by that is 1mi BUT this trail does not lead to the beach, not sure where that trail is. But Breakwater Beach nearby is a must do, especially at low tide. Overall I'd come back to this site, my first real camping trip was a success

POLICY IS POLICY", even when it is detrimental to their business…read more So unfortunate. I run an event that tries to support local businesses. We reserved and paid for 5 campsites one weekend, and referred a number of our vendor to this location as well. Despite that, the campground would not hold reservations for the following weekend without full payment in advance. We asked them to hold it for three days and were told "policy is policy". Also, apparently one of our campers taking their child to the comfort station in the rain, so they drove over. Apparently they had barely parked for a moment before somebody in a staff shirt came out berating them for parking there. At 2:00 a.m. Ridiculous. But again, apparently, "policy is policy", logic and business sense be damned. Terrible way to treat a business looking to grow a relationship and not only paid for a number of sites, but directed campers there as well. EDIT: Astonishingly hostile, shrill, and unprofessional phone call received at 11:30am on 6/12. Owner/manager (?) called about "nasty" reviews and "slander" (note: nothing above is "slanderous"...just because someone doesn't like what you have to say about them, doesn't make it untrue). Generally just confirmed my initial impression surrounding the lack of professionalism exhibited by this establishment. If they are willing to call someone up and, instead of try to address and rectify any misunderstanding are INSTEAD looking for a fight...clearly these folks are just a hot mess. DEFINITELY stay away.

It's hard to give one score because location is perfect, a five and friendliness of residents is…read morespectacular but maintenance and availability of showers, is a one; especially for women, which is a disaster. There are three showers for women, only one works and that one has no pressure or ability to get hot water. The other unisex three are not very clean and are portables. My husband stood watch at the men's showers, three working showers with hot water; this is not very pleasant when we'd have to go at off hours so as not to prevent any men from coming there to use them. The owners maintain their property beautifully but the property which I was told is owned by a corporation seems to not care. Too bad; convenience usually comes with well maintained property.

Showed up, our spot was muddy and we could not level out at all. Our truck and trailer kept…read moresinking, we looked around at other sites and noticed that we were one of only a few sites that did not have a full cement pad to park on. It seems they only cater to their full timers.

The facts don't support a healthy environment anymore. Counsellor turnover is huge, attendance is…read morefalling and the lazy Director's need to reset their moral compass. For $10,000, you should be getting a much higher professional level of skill and education from the administration -- not a crew of half-literate, mendacious, ex-jocks. They are in desperate need of new blood as they've all been there way too long. This used to be a great camp and probably will be again in a few years when the current administration leaves due to their age and complete lack of caring. While the facilities are solid and good, they've recently had a very difficult time attracting quality, multi-summer counsellors. It's partly the pay and partly the insular directors who are aging, feckless and look out for their own over the well-being of the campers. Never a good sign and why a lot of kind, well-liked and caring counsellors have left. They are so young and clueless it's amazing. My kid put in for sailing 6 straight weeks and never got on a boat despite the counsellor saying he'd make sure it happened. No organization or leadership skills at all. The current (2015) crop of counsellors is primarily new. Lots left over the year-- many who had been there decades. Of course, it's the best ones who leave and the "screamers" or knuckleheads who stay. Their inexperience shows as the sense of kind camaraderie has been replaced by cliques. None are experienced to know what to do so the classic "mean girl" and "cool guy" cliques run rampant over the other perfectly decent kids. This would normally be noticed by directors, but they are all so old, could care less, and are oblivious to what's happening around them. That happens when you're running a camp and are 75 years old. The directors are just dialing it in and living off the old reputation for the 7 week paycheck. It's sad to see what was a great camp go downhill as these older directors turn a complete blind eye to much of the nasty behavior that you see and hear around you. It's especially a problem with the teenage level groups. Invidious jealousy, spoiled brats (many who are related to administrators) and threatening behavior don't make it fun for many campers now. The problem starts with the completely useless directors who run it and pay lip service to their well-meaning, pablum-filled beliefs that they state over and over again. It's a real shame it's fallen on such hard times. Wait for the current leaders to leave before you think about sending your kid here and look at counsellor longevity. But definitely make sure the old Directors are out of the picture and hope the new ones reinstall, a fair and caring environment based in integrity and respect. All traits that have faded with the current geriatric Directors.

best camp. this is my 6th year going. So many friends made there. the counselors were always nice…read more so supportive.

This is wonderful amazing day camp in Brewster on Cape Cod. My two children have been going for…read morefour years and they love it more every year. The founding Galazzi family runs the camp they founded in 1981. Our children are challenged every day to grow with variety of activities that range from physical to social. I love the camps motto: Courage, Hope, Good Spirit, and Peace!

Wequassett has been for many years among the best properties I go to in the US (or internationally…read morefor that matter). Every single time we visited, the service has been impeccable and I find it hard to think about any other resort that can get even close to Wequassett. The grounds are perfectly kept and the rooms have been recently renovated. And although, there's a trend even with classic high-end resorts (St. Regis, J.W., Ritz-Carlton) to make their renovations a little too modern for my taste, Wequassett successfully kept their old school charm. We always stay at their Signature Water View King rooms (and book well in advance as there's only a few of these) so I can't speak of other room types. The amenities are flawless and even though the main pool gets VERY crowded during summer weekends, the pool attendant always found 2 chairs for us. My only recommendation for this property is to have a backup plan for the main pool. Perhaps installing a deck and adding some more chairs there to accommodate more guests that prefer the beach vs. the pool.

Guest service is so so poor…read more Stayed in Sweet Pea and the Mother Goose House. In Sweet Pea, the house Cleaning people were a little bit weird but they did keep things immaculate in the space. And Mother Goose there seem to be never ending problems with the house so we often had somebody fixing the air conditioner. Somebody fixing the upstairs toilet and somebody fixing whatever else was not working around the place. It didn't feel great to have maintenance people around as you're getting your hair and makeup done for a wedding. Did not feel chill bridal time at all. They speak very highly of their food, but they didn't have anything off of their menu that really impressed me. I tried the fresh cod, scallops, apple dessert, and Wagyu steak. Brandon and Angel are a total headache to deal with. We requested to have the gym open early for the day of my cousins wedding. Angel said yes to having the gym opened at 4:45am in the morning before the wedding. I was there waiting -Didn't happen. This pushed back my whole schedule on the wedding day. We asked to pay for the Mother Goose house as a wedding gift to the bride and groom - also didn't happen. I had to discuss the issue with Brandon. No discount no offers of any kind- mind you 3 nights is about 10K. Not cool at all. The wedding planner also seemed to have no idea what was going on with decisions, when speeches were going to be and where to set up the podium for the efficient. The main staff you speak with don't really seem to care and frankly just aren't the type of service you look for in a luxury resort . I'm an extensive traveler and would strongly recommend not to revisit this place. We also got coffee at Sill and couldn't find any place to sit down to drink our coffee and have a pastry. We even asked the host where we could sit and it was outside on wet chairs or in the lobby. The dining room was totally empty and asked if we could sit there and was denied. Also there isn't enough parking for guests. The working driving around on golf carts talking on their cell phones also felt a little scary. The Wequassett staff made a bad atmosphere for the guests paying a lot of money. It felt very unfair between the gym not being open on time to the disorganization of the wedding timeline to getting the bills confused.

Step back in time - it's like one of the old Cape Cod sailing camps but better. Not a yacht club…read more Great place to make new friends and bring old ones. There's a 5-day camps for kids, sailing lessons for all, science programs, home rentals, and so much more.

Absolutely incredible organization dedicated to getting people out on the water. The staff goes out…read moreof their way to make sure you have a great experience, whether it be your first or millionth time sailing. Pleasant Bay is also just the most beautiful place - just check out these views! Don't hesitate to sail, kayak, or take some classes here if you are ever fortunate enough to get the chance! I am counting down the days until the season opens again :)

We rented from Rideaway to bike the Cape Cod Canal. Had no idea what we were getting into, and…read moremostly made the reservation to mix it up and get in some exercise, but it ended being a highlight of our vacation. The canal bike path is beautiful - peaceful, pristine, and not crowded. It was challenging for us to go the full 13 miles up and back (we aren't experienced cyclists so it took about 2 hours), but we only had to stop a couple times. The staff at Rideaway were very helpful at getting us onto the right size bikes and explaining the route - highly recommend!

What a wonderful experience for a great price! The marshes were beautiful and we also got to…read moreexperience the beaches. We saw a lot of birds, small crabs, and flounders. We went mid morning and it was very quiet and peaceful. It is a trip that everyone will like!

So happy to have found this gym! They offer a weekly membership ($45 as of 7/2/19) as well as a…read moredaily rate ($15) for folks visiting from out of town. I have taken several classes there (no online schedule, but you can call for info); the studio is spacious with lots of different types of equipment, and the instructor is great. My husband and I went to a boot camp class today which was great! There are no showers or lockers, so only bring what you need. This is no our go-to gym when we're on the Cape!

This is a wonderful family owned gym with a wide variety of classes and up to date equipment. I…read morelove the lower level where the Boot Camps are held. Donna and Kevin have purchased some really cool equipment include fitness ropes, soft boxes and more. By the way, speaking of Boot Camp, classes are held M- Thur. after work and are super challenging yet fun! I have tried a few gyms on Cape Cod and prefer Cape Cod Health and Fitness. There are no major frills but what you will find are skilled professionals and highly trained fitness experts to help you whip that body into shape. Don't forget to try Andrea's yoga classes.

Really disappointed that my daughter has been bullied so bad that I have to pick her up tomorrow. I…read morehope the parents in her unit see this and discuss bullying with their children.... Just because a child is different doesn't give an excuse to bully. If you think bullying a child is okay, you are a disgusting parent. From other reviews i've seen, this is pretty common behavior that's allowed... Beware if you send your daughter

I attended this sailing camp in the 2000s and found it to be a very racist environment. Usually…read morekids will act in racist or insensitive ways, and adults will intervene. But here at Camp Favorite, the staff turned a blind eye and made very little effort to include me in the summer camp experience. Staff were not doing their jobs. Big waste of time and money.